Anxiety sensitivity (AS) is most often described in its multidimensional and hierarchical form,
consisting of three lower order factors: fear of physical symptoms, fear of publically …

This study examined whether the lower-order factors of the Anxiety Sensitivity Index (ASI)
exhibited specificity in predicting symptoms of panic, depression, and social anxiety …

The tendency to perceive anxious states as aversive and harmful is hypothesized to confer
vulnerability to the development of anxiety disorders. The most commonly used measure of …

Anxiety sensitivity (AS) comprises three lower-order dimensions, physical concerns,
cognitive concerns, and social concerns, all of which are related to unipolar mood and …

Anxiety sensitivity (AS) has been implicated in the development and maintenance of a range
of mental health problems. The development of the Anxiety Sensitivity Index–3, a …

There is a substantial literature relating the personality trait anxiety sensitivity (AS; tendency
to fear anxiety-related sensations) and its lower order dimensions to the mood and anxiety …

Anxiety sensitivity (AS) is the fear of anxiety-related sensations arising from beliefs that these
sensations have harmful physical, psychological, or social consequences. AS is measured …

Most research on anxiety sensitivity (AS) and its relation to psychopathology has examined
the Anxiety Sensitivity Index (ASI) in various clinical samples. The present study was the first …

Anxiety sensitivity (AS) was originally proposed as a specific vulnerability factor for panic
disorder and anxiety. The specificity of this relationship has been questioned because AS …

A growing research base supports the separate and distinct role of Anxiety Sensitivity (AS) in
the etiology of anxiety disorders. AS is a belief that experiencing anxiety will cause negative …